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#91423
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Can you tell me what I shouldn't forget to bring? Any advice for fun games to play at or after cocktail hour? I'm trying so hard to not bring too much!!
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For games, bring a few decks of playing cards. Download the Heads Up game to your phone - we play it all the time on the boat. The more drinks you have the better the game gets. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/toast.gif" alt="" />
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Thanks! Will the game work without wifi?
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Sunscreen and lots of it. Expensive as all get out down island. Mexican train dominoes get a lot of play time on our boat.
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We bring Yahtzee. A little skill, lots of chance.
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Will game work without wifi?
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An easy way to find out is put your phone on "airplane mode" while at home and see if it works.
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Cards Against Humanity and a lot of space between you and your anchorage neighbors!!!
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Yes, if you download the "decks" you want before hand, it works without wifi. Laura - Cards against humanity is always a good choice!
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Bring bathing suits, a few shirts, and sunscreen. Bring a deck of cards (or CAH) in case you have a truly rainy day. Unless you're captaining the boat, anything more is unnecessary, IMO. My last trip I brought only a backpack, and half of it was full of sundries for the boat (e.g. clothespins, handheld s2s radio, fishing tackle, a length of cordage, and 12V LED Christmas lights).
If this is your first trip, you're going to pack too much - it's part of the game. But, make note of what you truly didn't need or use, and remember to leave it behind on your next trip... and there will be a next one! Enjoy <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Cheers.gif" alt="" />
... DIF all the time...
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Pass the Pigs is big hit and the newest addition to our game collection is Exploding Kittens. Both are family friendly but are also super fun with adults - especially if drinking is involved!
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It must be time to race again. My wounds have started to heal.
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A Tervis Tumbler with a lid for each person. I use it for coffee in the morning, water in the afternoon and cocktails at night. I even take it to shore with me, holds ice so much longer then those plastic cups.
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We have iterated to 3 bags @ 49.9 lb each. These are stuffed with roughly 129.9 pounds of toys for the boat, and 20 pounds of clothes. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/jester.gif" alt="" />
We bring fishing gear, dive gear, camera, GoPro, floaty toys, games, GPS, VHF, charts, nice fluffy beach towels, day-cooler, dry-bags, etc. etc.
Looks like the fishing gear is staying home this trip tho.
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